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New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern was a past President of the International Union of Socialist Youth. She used the word “comrade” continually. That her party seems to be funded by ChiComs is not shocking. If you won’t wake up to the predators, you will be consumed in your sleep.
Here she is using “comrade” 15 times in a 7 minute speech:https://youtu.be/g9rsxFaq6Ig
Wow, she seems cool now - thanks for letting us know!
Ahhhhhh yes The false flag event in Christchurch now makes a lot more sense. It was so obvious from the start when the guvment started prosecuting people for sharing the vid but now her intentions are out in the open
stop saying "she", it's a "he" or somthin...https://youtu.be/b7YiFQFk6fc
Such an overrated prime minister. In politics these days it's all about style over substance. Although I believe the term, "virtue signalling" is sometimes used gratuitously, I can think of no better way to describe her actions.
On behalf of my country I apologise for jacinda. She was a experiment gone horribly wrong. NZ has learnt it's lesson
Obviously Jacinda has a bit of a hang up on discredited and reprehensible ideologies - what was New Zealand thinking (or where they thinking) - almost as stupid as Canada.
I feel sick after listing to that demon.
Men in high places picked her.
There's something hilarious about imagining Stefan with his tally counter out, totally shocked as he tallies up the number of wrong-speak words someone uses in a video.
Oh no! Someone who sees themselves as united with other people in struggle against oppression? How horrid. Meanwhile you spend literally 27 hours a day talking about how much better white people are than everyone else.
Don't act like a spoiled child.
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